Google really wants you to buy the Pixel Fold, and has given up on trying to keep it under wraps after so much Pixel Fold leaks. officially announce The presence of the phone in a tweet featuring Star Wars Day. The tweet reads, “May the barn be with you,” and links to Google StoreWhere you can pre-order the device without getting a sales promotion.
The yard sales are coming next week at Google I/O 2023where the company plans to use its usually programmer-focused developer conference to showcase a range of rumored Android devices Circles for what seems like eons. Seriously, I’m so sick of talking about it. I’m excited to see this smartphone go live, so I don’t have to keep using the words ‘maybe’ and ‘supposedly’. My fingers are tired. My heart is tired. Just let the foldables run free.
You’ll see a quick eight-second video teaser if you click on the Tweet. The fine print at the bottom says the phone is “coming soon” and the device hasn’t been officially considered for sale yet. There are no specs set on jest, nor pricing or availability. We know from leaks and rumor mongers that pixel fold It will definitely have a bigger battery than Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 And a slightly wider front screen — specifically, a 5.8-inch front-facing display with a 17.4:9 aspect ratio and 120Hz refresh rate. The internal display is also supposed to feature a 120Hz refresh rate with an aspect ratio of 6:5. We also know what the main camera hardware is likely to be: a 48MP primary camera, a 10.8MP ultrawide camera, and an aperture lens. 10.8MP telephoto with up to 5x optical zoom and 20x Super Res Zoom.
Google didn’t mention the price in its tweet, though you can get the list for pre-order. Expect the Pixel Fold to cost about as much as Samsung’s offering. It’s rumored to be priced at $1,800 and $1,920 for the 256GB and 512GB models, respectively. Pre-ordering now may also get you some freebies, though Google is availableDon’t make it obvious with the online store completely just yet.
We’ll know everything soon. Next week is Google I/O 2023. It starts on May 10th with a live-streamed keynote that reveals everything Google wants us (and interested developers) to know about its future products. Stay tuned for Gizmodo news.
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